Opening a wonderful new experience in Battery Park City this month will allow you to see the world through Van Gogh’s eyes.
Travel exhibition, Van Gogh: High Speed ExperienceTickets are available for tomorrow’s start dates at Skylight at 300 Wesi St. Wesi. (It’s just one corner from the Brookfield Place ferry terminal.) Before its official opening, we stopped at the exhibition site to see Trippy first. , Art inspired experience.
The miraculous aspect of the show begins when you enter the space as you climb the many stairs covered with 3-D sunflowers and Van Gogh portraits. At the top of the stairs, you access the main exhibition space with high, two-story ceilings and contemplative orchestral music readings.
The first part of the visit (the whole experience is one hour) will take you through the dark galleries just like your usual travel exhibition. The informational text provides details about the artist’s life and displays samples of his works to illustrate various periods and reviews. Some particularly notable elements of this part of the experience include the popular three-dimensional interior models featured in his paintings (such as his bedroom in Arles) and an engaging project depicting various examples of his vase paintings.
From there, you enter the center of the exhibition – a 20,000-square-foot sound and light exhibit featuring creative projects inspired by Van Gogh’s life and paintings. Beyond the talent and genius of the painter, the profound display does not shy away from exploring the darkest aspects of his life, including the struggles he goes through with mental illness. As a result, you are not only inside some of his classic paintings (unsurprisingly), but you are also at the center of more descriptive audiovisual settings, such as the tense courtyard filled with lights, rain, and growth. file.
The last two parts of the experience have more practical and interactive elements. Especially in the children’s area, the colored pages and crayons allow visitors to create their own works of art and then scan them for display on a large, bright wall. For an additional $ 5 fee, guests can participate in a ten-minute virtual reality tour through “A Day in the Life of the Artist.” VR Adventure takes a leisurely walk with the artist as you come across some real-life evidence behind his famous works.
Overall, the new exhibit will help families have an entertaining and educational journey and interesting dating activities. Tickets for the show are now available It is open on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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